Gossip

Justin Bieber; Kanye West; Denise Richards

Justin Bieber stirred up lots of trouble on a tour stop in Brazil, allegedly partying with prostitutes and then sparking a police hunt for him when he sprayed graffiti on a hotel wall. Sources told the New York Post the rambunctious pop icon spent more than three hours in the “Centauros” brothel in Rio de Janeiro, before leaving with two women. Photographs showed Bieber being escorted from the establishment by his security team, with a bedsheet draped over his head. Bieber, 19, denied the reports on Twitter. “Don’t believe the rumors,” he tweeted. Police in Rio de Janeiro said they were investigating “an act of vandalism” after Bieber was photographed spraying graffiti on a wall, and would arrest him if he returned to Brazil.

Kanye West and Kim Kardashian are suing one of YouTube’s founders for secretly videotaping the rapper’s lavish marriage proposal to the reality-TV star. The couple alleges that Chad Hurley violated a nondisclosure agreement by videotaping the moment West got down on one knee in AT&T Park in San Francisco, turning their special moment “into one starring himself.” The Silicon Valley entrepreneur posted video of the proposal to his new video-sharing site, MixBit, and tweeted it to more than half a million followers. The footage, says the suit, was supposed to be aired exclusively on MC Cable Television, an arm of the company that produces Kardashian’s reality-TV show.

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